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In my experience even "a few extras privileges" can take many months to implement, especially for a company as large as Apple.
by emgeee 3y ago
In my experience even "a few extras privileges" can take many months to implement, especially for a company as large as Apple.
- layer8 3y agoThe EU gave them six months after being designated as a gatekeeper. The regulation already entered into force an additional ten months earlier, so Apple arguably could have already prepared for their likely designation. The real issue, however, is that Apple is not saying “we need more time to implement the APIs”, which the EU would very likely concede, but “we don’t think it’s worth it for us”.
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- chrisandchris 3y agoIs that teally an issue? From a legal perspective (as a layman) Apples decision seems fine for me. So how can we say "bad Apple" if they're legally doing it correct? That does not mean that their decision is the proper one, just that it's legally ok.
- layer8 3y agoWhy are you limiting this to the legal perspective? They are not doing what is in the interest of their users (and the spirit of the DMA), for petty reasons. As a user, that’s obviously bad.